In past blog posts, we've talked about the Wolfram Language's built-in, high-level functionality for 3D printing. Today we're excited to share an example of how some more general functionality in the language is being used to push the boundaries of this technology. Specifically, we'll look at how computation enables 3D printing of very intricate sugar structures, which can be used to artificially create physiological channel networks like blood vessels.»

On June 23 we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the launch of Mathematica. Most software from 30 years ago is now long gone. But not Mathematica. In fact, it feels in many ways like even after 30 years, we're really just getting started. Our mission has always been a big one: to make the world as computable as possible, and to add a layer of computational intelligence to everything.»

Join us October 16–19, 2018, for four days of hands-on training, workshops, talks and networking with creators, experts and enthusiasts of Wolfram technology. We'll kick off on Tuesday, October 16, with a keynote address by Wolfram founder and CEO Stephen Wolfram. »

Based on Wolfram Language 11.3, Wolfram Finance Platform 2.6 expands functionality in blockchain technology, machine learning and neural networks, mathematical computation, system modeling and more, as well as introduces several new front end features.
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We are pleased to announce the release of Mathematica 11.3 Simplified Chinese Edition, which expands the Wolfram Language's functionality in mathematical computation, audio and image processing, machine learning and neural networks, system modeling and more. Existing users will notice several new front end features introduced in Version 11.3 as well. »